The Bridge Inn

Alan Marsh★★★★★

We recently used one of the function rooms for my Dad's wake. The Bridge Inn team helped us organise the event, including catering. They'd clearly listened to what we wanted because when we turned up the seating arrangement, memorial area for my Dad were all exactly as we'd discussed. The buffet was plentiful and just what was needed. Many thanks to you all for helping us give Dad a good send off in a place that meant so much to him and had so many connections for a lot of people attending.

Rory Wibberley★

This place could be amazing under the right ownership/management. It has such potential and is in an amazing location. It is run down. Wine choice is poor. Staff member who served us was rude and surly, vaping whilst collecting glasses.

Colin “Colster” Hanton★

Filthy, crumbling, and mediocre food, cannot not be offset by enthusiastic staff. It has to be contender for one of Britain's worst establishments. Toilets overflowing with urine. Crumbling masonry. Rotting window frames. Broken sanitary devices. Holes in walls and ceilings. It is disgusting. Then there is the food, which is mediocre at best. The cheapest ingredients served in the most unappealing manner, limp, dry, lifeless, and insulatingly small portions. The cutlery has also been left out overnight, maybe even all week, exposed to countless customers. The tables are just as sticky. Even th

Kelly Murphy★

Well were do.i.stsrt.me and my husband used to be regulars here.but after the experience today I will not return.the first issue is the disabled access is never open which is terrible many.of times my husbamd has had to walk though the pub to open the disabled access which is beyond a joke as its a disabled person visiting on there own would have no chance of getting access.the last three times we have ordered drinks my husband gets a non alcohol cider and I get a latte every time.i have waited over 15 mins for my drink.even had to ask were my.drink is today was the worst.when my coffee final